MONDAY, AUCUST 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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araltaiad lliunttaianiinaia or llghl almw
aia fiiml i.aiii aiiulh UMla. CiMilar
alima -nal limn BH fiam laro aulllh
liKla. V...laily to norlhwaalailr wlnda
ol 10 In tu finlaa an hour oir inaal
UMANTft fAha ANI1 VKINITY. fair
ul with vailalila high rliiuillitaaa today
and Tua.ilay. High bolh data HO. U.W
lonlghl U.
Iloma from t'anmtUon Tommy
Huillll of till ciiiuuualllg room of
The Herald and Nrwa waa back on
Ilia job Unlay altrr attending Ilia
lulariiaUoiiai TyiNairaphlral union
convention at Oakland. Calif., aa
dtlrgaie from Klamath fall local
No. owl. Iluailn rrnrtad a "won
drrful mrruni " Hualin acrvrd on
the Important committee fur "trade
and organization."
tUlurnrd Mr. and Mri. Vlclor
Douglas and Mr. and Mr. Mrlvln
Cola returned Friday from Han
KranrUro where ther attended tha
national Mooaa convention. While
there tha men participated In Hie
3&-club meeting and banquet and
tht women alendrd tha apoiuor
meeting and banquet.
Vlall Ttia Her. Hubert llanlln of
Oranu Tau. hi wife and daughter
Hartiata Warren llanlln and
hia fianrea. jeaell olaon. and Mia
Hoe vlalted laat Thuradar at Uie
home of I.. J. Ilrlnk. They ere
here on a ihiiplng trip and en)i)red
a amorganburd dinner at tha Hi ink
tiome.
Tblmbla Club-Tlia Tliimbls club
nf Nrigliuur of Woodcraft will meet
Wednraday at p. m. with llrtly
Johnaon of 5114 Harlan drive, fol
lowing the btialneu meeting pin
orhle and ahlit will be played, and
all member and filenda are Invited.
Hrnle A pnllmk lunrh and pic
nic for all Wocua reaidenta la to be
held at Moore park. Wedneaday,
II a. m . according to Mra. Uoldte
MrClurg Pereona attending are to
provide their own table aenrire.
Tawnarnd flub A meeting la to
be held in tha KulghU of Columbua
hall Tueaday, t p. m Mra. Cecil
l.awnn and MrrT. Jenny Arnold are
la genre refreahmenu.
Ta Francisee Mr. and Mra.
X. A. Urquhart will go to Ban Pran
tlaco Wedneaday on combined
buainea and pleaaura trip. They
' will return Uie coming week-end.
Can rent! on H. J. Caldwell and
Douglas J. Ifauxer are delegatra to
tha poatal camera' convention In
Pendleton, which meeu Una week.
Ta Alton Mra. C. W. Henry
lient the week-end In Alluraa wheit
Mra. Henry, a Southern Pacific em
ploye, la gutloned at preaent-
Lanqell Valley
Mra. L. W. Monroe left for her
home at Cave Junction Monday. Her
granddaughter. Margaret Thomaa,
returned home with her.
Charlotte Noble la gpendlng a
week at MrArthur. Calif., with her
grandparcnta, Mr. and Mra. J. W.
Watkine.
Mra. Roy Horigra of Tulelaka ipent
arveral daya with her parent, the
Lea Leavltu. while Mr. Hodgra
and O. C. Jnhiuon went to Campbell
lake fulling.
Mr. and Mra. George Burnett and
family of Klamath Kalla apenl Bun
day with Mr. and Mra. Bill Burnett.
Hhlrlry Burnett la gpendlng thla
week In Langrll valley.
Nina Combcat of Bonanta apent
Tueaday with Virginia Thomaa.
Mr. and Mra. L. B. Pfrlfter and
family of Klamath Falla apent Sat
urday with Mr. and Mra. R. P. Pfelf.
frr and family. Charlotte Pfrlffer
went back to Klamath Falla with
them for the week-end.
Mr. and Mra. Vern Click of Crr
rent City. Calif., vlalted Mr. and
Mm. Lloyd Emerry and family.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Smith of
Cave Junction were overnight gueata
of Mr. and Mra. Harry frailer. Mra.
Hmlth wa the Judge at the recent
flower ahow held In Bonanta.
Dolly Primer of Klamath PalU
apent laat week with Odeum Noble
and family.
Ted Alberta and aona were dinner
gueata at the BUI Burnett home on
Monday evening. Ted purchaaed a
new coupe recently.
Mary Anna Smith of Klamath
Palla gpent the week-end with her
parent, Mr. and Mra. Walter Smith
Sr Mary work In the eaarssor'a
office at the courthouae.
Congratulation ara extended to
Mr. and Mra. Waltrr Smith Jr, I
whmta new baby daughter, Cheryl
Anne, wa born Annual 6 at Klam
ath Valley hraipltal and weighed I
pound, 4 ounce.
Mr. and Mr. Olrnn Kent of
Klamath Fall were 8unday vial
tore at the BUI Burnett home. Mr.
and Mra. P. W. Brown aim vlalted
the Burnett and Uie Frailer. I
Mr. and Mr. Bud Brown of
Klamath Palla apent aeveral day
laat week with Mr. and Mra. Barney
Brown and iinna.
Mra. Paul Monroe write that her
mother, Mr. There Prior, under
went nursery and I Improving. Mr.
Monroe I In Lo Angrlra with her
mother.
Mining Mr. Mary Lcldy. who
haa apent tha laat eight yrar In
Langell valley, left Thursday for
lllahup, Calif., where aha will apend
a few day with her brother and
fainlllra before continuing to Lo
Angrlra where alio will make her
home.
lilldren a Flrnle Tli 8o)ourn
era club will hold II children pic
nic Wednesday at ll.M) at Moore
paik. Membera are aaked to bring
their own lunrh and table aervlce.
lie cream, coflre and auft drink
will be aerved by the club. (Jurat
are welcome.
Nuppee A creamed chicken (up
per will be aerved at Uie Harley
Zrller realdrnre. Wllllamaon River,
Turailay brtwern p, m. and a
free-will offering taken. After Uie
aupper the Women' Society of
Chrlallan Service will hold a regular
meeting.
Ta Portland-Perry Wilaon of the
Marlon apertmrnta lell Prldiy
night for the Velerana hoaplul ,n
Portland. He wa accompanied by
Patricia Henry.
Klamath HAF.'alf there are any
aluma uf filgma Alpha Epallon na
tional fraternity In Klamath Pall
plraae call 8.107 any lima after I
p. m and aak for Urne Peyton.
Plenle All membera of the We
leyan Hcrvlre guild are Invited to a
g o'clock plrnlc at the home of Mr.
L. A. Brannon. SOg Oak.
ivivanians
Picnic Set
ForThursday
$7500 Gold
Chunks Found
In Yreka Area
VREKA. Aug. 23-There U atlll
gold In them thar hllla, yra, alrl
While tunneling under the Hum
bug road north of Vrrka, two miner
laat week ran acroaa a pocket of
gold, moally In big chunk, that
ahook free from Uie quart.
They helped themaelvea ta four
and a half potinde. worth approx
imately IIMnJ at the prevent
pegged price.
Hupervlaor Fred Burton Identified
tha pair a Lloyd Erlngton and
Homer Eaton and the alia of Uie
atrtk a near the Katy May mine.
BuprrvUor W. T. Davidaon Satur
day aald he would atlrmpt to get In
touch with the men and Invite them
to dUplay the gold at the California
atale fair In September. Davidaon ta
In charge of the Blaklyou county
booth.
Bonanza
Dr. Paul Moaaberg of Lo Ange
la. Calif, la vuitng Mr. and Mra.
Jack McFall.
Jamea Raymond of Ban PrancU
co. Calif., haa been vlilllng hu bi
er. Mr. Jack McPall. Jamea I in
the nary and ltloiied In Ban
Franc laco.
Mr. Badla Hammond and Mr.
Johnny Hanry and children o t
Klamath falla vultrd Mr. Prank
Brown and family on Monday.
Catherine Dearborn apent Mon
day night with Palay Tolill.
Mr. and Mra. Elliott Huuae and
their grandaughter, Suaan Huuae, '
apent aeveral daya In Medford with
Mr. and .'-Ire Irwin Houae.
Mr. Clay Combeaa 1 vultlng her
parent. Mr. and Mr. Henry
Schmor, while her hunband la In Uie
Hawaiian Inland!. He u In the
navy.
Mr. Ben Dlion ipent lail week
In Klamath Fall with her father
M. B. Rolph, who haa been very
I1L
John Brown I home from the
coaat apendlng a few day with hi
wife and daughter.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Pernland
and eon apent Uie week-end with
her parent In Medford. Mr. and
Mr. Earl Scheble. Freddie Pern
land will tay with hi grandpar- '
enta until achuol open. i
Dona Hodge of Tule lake epent
Tueaday and Wedneaday with Jean
Roaa and family.
Mra. Tom Huuae, Mr. and Mr.
Don Roaa and aon. Darrell. Mr. '
Bill Houae, and Mr. Dan Houae
and dauahiera were Monday dinner
gurata of Mr. and Mra. Elliott
Houae.
Lady Luck Frowns
On Him Again
Twenly-lx-yer-old Bill Moore
la a man who ha more than hi
hare of l ard lurk.
Laat April It Moore wa towed
through a plate glaaa window at
the Klamath Bu company office
and critically Injured when (truck
by a apeedmg car. He apent many
weeka In tha hnapltal recovering.
One of hi Injurir included Uie
loaa of arveral teeth and a plate
waa being made tor him.
Recently the dental laboratory
waa burglarized and according to
Bill Moore: "They Hole the gold
right out of my new teeth."
Junior chamber of com
merce chamber of commerce
7.30, Monday.
Quota club Cov Point, 1:30
Monday.
Exchange club Wlnema,
Tueady noon.
l.lona club Wlllard, Tueaday
noon.
20-30 club Wlllard, 1 p. m.
Tueaday.
Klwanla Moor park, I p. m.
Thuraday.
Rotary -Wlllard, Friday noon.
The Klwanla club will hold 11
annual plrnlc at Moor park Thura
day. Otto Sari la In charge of the
arrangement. After tha picnic a
anftball gam will be played between
the Fred Peterann team and the
John Ahlev team.
Senator Phil Hitchcock will be
the aiirakrr at the Exchange club
meeting Tueaday. and Wealey Ou
derlan will apeak at the 20-30 club.
A plenle for the Quota club la
arhrduled for tonight at Cave
Point. Membera and gurata ara
aaked ta bring their ewaj table
aervlce.
At the Rotary club. A. H. "Red"
Buaaman, general chairman of the
Junior Llvraiork ghow. will apeak to
the group on laat minute plans for
tha Rotary aponaored ahow. The
ahow will be held Augual 28, 2 and
30
Plana for tha Lion club Pun
Frolic are under way now. Tha
frolic will be held September 27. 21
and 29. Moat of the proeeeda will
go toward the Uon' eight conaerva
tlon plan that provide glaaae for
under-privileged arhool children In
Klamath county.
Mt. Laki
The Aaaoclated Women of Uie
Klamath County Farm bureau met
at Uie home of Mr. Earl Mark
Monday at noon for a pot luck.
Mr. Arthur Brelteruteln, chair
man, wa In charge of the busl
neaa meeting fur lunch.
Membera attending werw Mr.
Earl Kern. Mr. Lee Holiday and
Mr. Dirk Brelta-naUMn of tha Keno
highway, Mra. Fred Rueck, Mra
Liinbrlh Headline. Mr. Beryl
Heaeltlne, Mr. Emma Rueck. Mra.
John Toffrll. Mra. Lou la Van Sine.
Mr. Cecil Haley and Mrs. Bonnie
Pernland of Bonanxa, Mr. William
Bell of Dairy. Mra. Robert Cald
well. Mr. Cecil Hunt. Mr. John
Sullivan, Mr. Prank Brown. Mr
William Burnett. Mra. William
Novotny and Mra. Para more of
Langrll valley, Mra. Arthur Brett
enatein and Mra. Lena Drnnl of
Klamath Fall. Mra. Walter En
man, Mr. Iran clement, Mr.
William Blarkman. Mra. I. W
White. Mra. Jay Falrclo and Mrs.
Earl Mark of Henley.
Joan Howell, aaalatant 4-H lead
er of Klamath Palla, waa a special
gueit.
ThwifouKi
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